Multi-tenant DBaaS · Kubernetes native

Database-as-a-service on Kubernetes

KubeBlocks helps you build your own multi-tenant DBaaS to unify
lifecycle management, data security, and observability
across databases, message queues, and AI data stacks.

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What multi-tenant DBaaS demands

Separation of concerns

Dual control plane design for true multi-tenant isolation.

Dual control plane

Independent admin & tenant control planes with separate GUIs and APIs. The admin control plane handles global infrastructure, while the tenant control plane provides secure self-service.

Resource hierarchy

All resources follow a clear, business-aligned ownership model: Organization → Project → Database Cluster.

RBAC & scoped visibility

Each tenant maintains independent roles and permissions. Users are strictly limited to resources within their authorized scope.

Case studies

CITIC Securities

One of the world's largest investment banks adopted KubeBlocks Enterprise to power key business applications in production.

30+

Business apps in production

60 %

Resource utilization improved

Kwai

One of the largest short-video platforms containerized their massive Redis infrastructure using KubeBlocks Community, managing 10,000+ instances.

10,000+

Redis instances per cluster

Reduced

Operating costs

China Mobile Cloud

The world's largest telecom operator used KubeBlocks Enterprise to build a comprehensive multi-tenant DBaaS platform.

50 %

Development effort saved

71 %

Custom code reduced

Tiger Brokers

A global online brokerage manages 600+ database clusters across multiple Kubernetes environments with KubeBlocks Enterprise.

600+

Clusters managed

90 %

Productivity increase

From open innovation to enterprise control

Features

★ Recommended

KubeBlocks Enterprise

Ideal for platform engineering teams or large enterprises

KubeBlocks Community

Ideal for DevOps teams or individual developers

Databases & Versions

Open-source Databases - LTS Versions

Open-source Databases - EOL VersionsCommercial Databases - Recommended Versions

Cluster Lifecycle Management

CreateDeleteHaltRebootVertical ScalingHorizontal ScalingVolume ExpansionSharding

Backup & Recovery

Full Backup & RecoveryIncremental BackupPoint-in-Time Recovery

Cross-K8s-Cluster Recovery

Data Security

Data-in-Flight EncryptionData-at-Rest EncryptionBackup Encryption

SQL AuditOperation AuditCIDR-Based Access Control

Observability

Metrics CollectionMetrics DashboardAlerting

Log IngestionLog DashboardLog Export

Disaster Recovery

Database Replica FailureNode FailureIDC Failure

Region Failure

Data Management

Query EditorSession ManagementDatabase User ManagementSchema Management

User & Permission Management

Organizational ManagementCustom RBAC

Single Sign-On

Custom Features

Management Scope

Single K8s Cluster Multiple K8s Clusters

Single K8s Cluster

User Interface

GUI / OpenAPI

kubectl / kbcli

Support Coverage

Email / Slack / Phone Calls 7×24h

Self-Service

Available marketplaces

KubeBlocks Enterprise is also available on leading cloud marketplaces for procurement.

AWS Marketplace

Oracle Cloud Marketplace

Red Hat Marketplace

What's new

A Deep Dive into Troubleshooting and Resolving a SQL Server TCP Blackhole on an OKE Cluster

This article documents the entire process of troubleshooting and resolving a TCP blackhole issue discovered during SQL Server failover testing on an Oracle Kubernetes Engine (OKE) cluster. The problem caused long-lived connections to experience a "fake death" phenomenon after failover, taking about 15 minutes to recover.

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